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Finding the right daycare center for your child is crucial. Understanding the landscape of childcare services in Georgia can make the decision-making process smoother.
Georgia has about 5,545 daycares providing essential child services for families in the state.
Compare the average fees charged by daycare centers in Georgia. Consider your budget while ensuring that the chosen daycare offers the necessary services and quality care.
There are 5,545 daycares in Georgia: 239 headstart facilities, 986 before/after school centers, 537 religious facility daycares, and 3,783 childcare and preschool centers.
| Daycare Type | Total |
|---|---|
| Childcare & Pre-school | 3,783 |
| Headstart Programs | 239 |
| Religious / Church Based Daycare | 537 |
| Before or After School | 986 |
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Ollie's Tots Learning Center receives predominantly negative feedback, with parents citing unprofessional and rude staff members, particularly management. The facility appears to have declined under new ownership, with only isolated praise for individual teachers like Ms. Rachel.
One parent highlights engaging activities and protective staff, while others report serious issues including unaddressed bullying, favoritism, and poor communication. Additional complaints focus on non-transparent billing practices, unexpected fees, and staff refusal to answer calls regarding safety concerns.
Parents report conflicting experiences, with one highlighting engaging activities and protective staff, while others cite unaddressed bullying, inconsistent refund policies, and hidden fees. Concerns include a lack of transparency regarding registration costs and part-time pricing, as well as inadequate communication from staff regarding safety issues.
Parents report significant organizational problems with the Warner Robins Recreation Department's youth sports programs across multiple sports. While facilities are generally adequate, the athletic department suffers from poor scheduling, insufficient coaching and officiating, bias in player opportunities, and inadequate facility maintenance. Customer service and staff professionalism are also cited as major concerns.
Brightview Academy receives mixed reviews with stark contrasts between positive Pre-K experiences and serious concerns about infant/toddler care. While some parents praise the Pre-K program and teacher Cassandra, numerous parents report issues with excessive pick-up calls, inadequate injury reporting, billing problems, and unprofessional staff conduct.
One parent reports an owner yelling at and speaking down to a crying toddler, claiming the child was aggravating others and stripping children to diapers for naps. Another parent describes unprofessional behavior, including being ignored when calling about their child's distress, receiving a dismissive attitude during withdrawal, and having their child's belongings handled rudely.
Josiah Christian School has received mixed reviews, with one highly positive account of a child thriving academically and socially, but five overwhelmingly negative reviews citing serious concerns about staffing ratios, facility security, unprofessional management, unclear communication, and questionable hygiene practices. Multiple parents reported condescending and defensive interactions with the director, raising significant concerns about professionalism and accountability
All reviews are extremely negative, citing severe sanitation issues including roach infestations and dirty conditions. Parents report poor management attitudes and lack of care for clients. The facility is described as outdated and needing modernization.
Josiah Christian School has highly polarized reviews. One parent reported significant positive developmental gains and child happiness, while five parents reported serious concerns including inadequate staff-to-child ratios despite handbook claims, poor security practices, unprofessional and condescending director communication, lack of structured learning activities, and various operational issues.
One parent reports significant logistical issues with the facility's parking and pick-up procedures, citing inconvenience and time constraints. The reviewer notes that unauthorized parking near the entrance leads to congestion and traffic problems during drop-off or pick-up times.
Recent parents report severe concerns regarding staff temperament and discipline practices, with one incident involving a parent witnessing what they perceived as inadequate behavioral control. Reviewers describe the environment as 'horrific' and warn other families to avoid the facility due to these issues.
One parent describes the center as discriminatory toward children with special education needs, alleging staff push families to withdraw children under the guise of lacking resources. The reviewer also criticizes the facility for charging $35 per hour for on-site special education support, which they view as an unethical and unlisted cost rather than part of standard aftercare services.
One parent describes the owner as manipulative and rarely present, alleging that she neglects the children, pays staff under the table, and serves unhealthy fast food regularly. Another review suggests the center's low cost is directly linked to these operational issues.
One parent reports chronic billing disputes, including charges after withdrawal, and describes poor care quality with children returning home sick, hungry, and with untreated diaper rashes. The reviewer also notes that children disliked attending and that management was unreachable for resolving issues over two years.
One parent reports being unable to reach staff via phone, noting that calls go unanswered and messages are not returned, while describing the few interactions attempted as rude. Another review highlights similar communication failures, stating that the facility is difficult to contact and suggesting a need for better management.
One parent describes the facility as the worst school they have encountered, noting that their child screamed in distress when dropping off. The review further alleges that the director failed to address or attempt to resolve these complaints.
One parent reports a negative experience with the director, describing her as rude and noting that she hung up on them. This feedback suggests concerns regarding staff professionalism and communication.
One parent alleges systemic failures at this center, claiming the director protects staff who violate state regulations and ignores reports of physical and verbal abuse. The reviewer states that potty training regressed due to rigid scheduling, staff lack proper credentials, and children are treated unfairly based on parental favoritism.
One parent reports being asked to leave the program after their son received five write-ups for laughing during tutoring, citing a rigid behavior policy and high staff turnover. Two other reviewers strongly advise against the program, describing it as a 'joke' with no redeeming qualities.
One parent criticizes the daycare for the owner's son's public Facebook posts regarding LGBT individuals, expressing concern that such views indicate inappropriate behavior and teaching. The reviewer also alleges that staff are likely family members lacking proper licensing and accuses the business of online retaliation and bullying after the complaint was posted.
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